News
Oak Harbor school enrollment expected to decline next year
Enrollment had been climbing steadily the previous eight years but is expected to drop next year.
Life
‘Having our Say’ brings history to life through two sisters’ memories
Whidbey Playhouse’s virtual production can be viewed online Feb. 26-27.
News
Jury finds Oak Harbor man guilty of molesting two girls in 2019
Coy Bozeman was convicted of molesting two girls but not a third who also alleged she was abused.
News
Man accused of criminal impersonation, exposure
The man had been using a false name and even wore a wig on occasion.
Life
Oak Harbor woman now known worldwide for saying ‘I love you’
After the News-Times interveiwed her, April DiDonna’s story has gone around the world.
Life
Dog training campus being built on North Whidbey
Facility will train mobility service dogs for people who need them
News
Artwork considered for Oak Harbor park
A 37-foot-tall metal sculpture may go to Windjammer Park although some are skeptical of the gift.
News
Oak Harbor schools levy passing in first vote counts
Voters approved the levy with 53.74% voting yes, while 46.26% voted no, according to initial counts.
News
Island Drug receives extra vaccine in mistake
Instead of 200 doses that were expected last week, Island Drug received 2,000.
News
New contractor starts Monday on Pass bridge restoration
The new contractor was selected after the previous one defaulted on its contract.
News
Family breaks ground for Habitat for Humanity home
A lifelong Whidbey resident and her family have started building their own home in Oak Harbor.
Life
Shaving locks to support one of Whidbey’s best
Annie Cash’s friends shaved their heads in a show of support.